Resin incense, smudge, powder & charcoal |
Californian White Sage smudge + instructions | |
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Smudging cleanses a space and invites positive energy with a fragrant smoke that fills and purifies the environment. White sage is the most popular herb for smudging. It is associated with purity, has a strong presence and is definitely valuable when you need a major space cleansing. Smoke offerings are found in many traditions such as Buddhism, Native American and other spiritual religions. The smoke ceremony creates transformation and blesses a space and the inhabitants. |
Australian Sandalwood powder (Santalum spicitum)- licensed and wild harvested | ||
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Australian sandalwood has a seductive, calming and uplifting fragrance. A beautiful meditation addition to help create a peaceful and relaxing space. |
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Australian Agarwood shavings - Oudh | ||
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Sustainably harvested in tropical north Queensland from approved plantations. |
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Javadhu pooja powder | |
Used on charcoal to enhance spiritual practice. The scent evokes divinity when used as an incense, worn or applied to temple and home deities. |
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Pure Frankincense Essential oil |
A beautiful essential oil distilled from the Hojari Frankincense (Boswellia sacra) from Oman. It has a wonderful lemon/lime scent. |
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Benzoin/Sambrani ~ resin |
Benzoin Resin (Gum Benzoin/Storax) from the bark of the Styrax tree. An earthy yet sweet vanilla fragrance released when burned on charcoal as an incense. Space cleanser, blocks negative energy, calms, soothes, warms and uplifts. |
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SUSTAINABLY WILDCRAFTED AND ETHICALLY TRADED | |
Hojari Frankincense ~ white Boswellia Sacra 100% pure Hojari frankincense resin in medium & large tears. Sustainably harvested in the Dhofar region in Oman. Dive into the heavenly scent of frankincense. It was burned throughout the ages for; |
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Myrrh ~ Yemen The name myrrh comes from the ancient Aramaic word for bitter. Traditionally burnt at funerals to ease the soul's passage, myrrh is also used as a spiritual and space cleanser, devotion and ritual within temples and churches. |
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Incense Australia's own chemical free bamboo charcoal |
Powders, Resins or crumbled smudge stick pieces can be set on top of smoldering charcoal to release their aromatic fragrances. Using charcoal which does not contain lighting agents, will give you a pure and fragrant experience and will not scorch your products or create toxic smoke. |
To see a little video about how to light the charcoal please visit our |
CHEMICAL FREE CHARCOAL
(10 x 33mm tablets per roll) 100% Bamboo Charcoal - the safest to use Guaranteed Potassium Nitrate free |
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Our premium 100% bamboo charcoal is specially made for Incense Australia. Guaranteed free from toxic ingredients. It does not burn as hot as the type with toxic additives so your incense product will release its aroma without scorching the natural oils. This beautiful, clean, pure bamboo charcoal will take 1 minute to light over a flame or hotplate. |
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Brass charcoal/incense holders for powder, resin or cones | |||
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6.5cm high and 9cm across | 15cm tall | 10cm tall | |
Versatile brass charcoal holder will safely hold your charcoal disc or incense cones. It has an elegant design and wooden base with felt underneath to protect your table or surface from the heat. |
Place sand or ash at the bottom of the censer before placing lit charcoal inside. Can be used for resin, powdered incense or cones. Create an attractive image when you have your favourite fragrant cone or resin burning as the smoke swirls through the cut out design. Tall enough for the base not to over heat and damage the your table or surface. | ||
Lord Ganesha![]() |
Ganesha is one of the best-known and most worshiped deities in Hinduism. His image is found throughout India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Nepal. Although he is known by many attributes, Ganesha's elephant head makes him easy to identify. Ganesha is widely revered as the remover of obstacles, the patron of arts and sciences and the deva of intellect and wisdom. As the god of beginnings, he is honoured at the start of rites and ceremonies. Ganesha is also invoked as patron of letters and learning during writing sessions. Ganesha emerged as a deity in the 4th and 5th centuries AD, during the Gupta period, although he inherited traits from Vedic and pre-Vedic precursors. Hindu mythology identifies him as the restored son of Parvati and Shiva. In the Ganapatya tradition of Hinduism, Ganesha is the supreme deity. Shri Ganesha puja>>> |